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At 4:30 am the Chatham Fish Pier had been awake for a few hours, but the town was still quiet as a cameraman and television series host strode down a metal gangplank that led to fishing vessel Noah II.
Together, we’re building a better future for fish and fishing.
This issue of “Small Boats, Big Ideas” shifts our focus for just a moment.
If you have enjoyed local shellfish, chances are your meal started as a seed from the Aquacultural Research Corporation.
On a recent morning at Monomoy Regional Middle School, a group of fifth-graders gathered around a large table, gazing through murky beakers, peering into low water-filled plastic trays, waiting for oysters to do their stuff.
Ed Janiunas came to the Cape via Wall Street and after volunteering in the Yarmouth Shellfish Department, he began thinking of a new career path – working with millions of oysters instead of millions of dollars’ in bonds.
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